It was kind of bizarre.

REACH provided the insurance and the helicopter and then rejected the $143 grand claim.

The funny thing was, I heard the pilots talking and they had to go to my destination to meet another copter's pilots anyway.

I will say it was one hell of a beautiful ride.

I was in a coma the first time. There was a million acre wildfire up north and they had to commandeer a plane. All the helis were providing support to firefighters on the ground.

Why is muscleman employed at a hospital

HA HA HA goes back to crying

From personal experience. No it will not.

Well...

I know that it’s not going to apply to everyone in every situation but if you utilize healthcare services, like if you have a family. Then it’s actually a really good deal. I’ve basically hit my deductible every year just a few months into the plan year ever since I had kids. I’d also recommend putting at least as much as what deductible is onto an FSA card so you don’t get taxed on that money as well.

Now of course when I was single and the health insurance was basically just so I didn’t get ruined due to catastrophic injury, I complained about it immensely.

Less than 3% of us bankruptcy is medical.